Thread: time precision (ctime), tm struct question

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    time precision (ctime), tm struct question

    Happy Holidays, I (regretfully) hope that others are working too, because I have a quick question:


    I am currently using the "tm" struct of ctime to store my time and date information. But the "tm struct" only stores time down to the second, I would like to be able to store time down to the 1/10 of a second. Is this possible with ctime, and if not, does anyone have any suggestions of another way to do it (besides starting from scratch)?
    chris

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    look this up
    CFileTime on msdn

    i use code i got with a book for my timers. both simple (date:time) and accuret(like for a fps counter) so i cant post it. this class is the core of it
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